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In article <93039.144911ASODL@ASUACAD.BITNET> <ASODL@ASUACAD.BITNET> writes:

 > Also, there is a good chapter on Mach offered in Tanenbaum's book on Modern
 > Operating systems.  I believe that it is chapter 14 or so.
 > 
 > Last, I would recommend a video that addresses commercial grade implementation
 > of Mach featuring Dr. A. Tevanian.  The exact title I do not have on hand at
 > the moment.

In article <7138@ceylon.gte.com> boykin@gte.com (Joseph Boykin) writes:

   > Addison-Wesley will be publishing a book entitled "Programming Under Mach"
   > by Joseph Boykin, David Kirschen, Alan Langerman and Susan LoVerso.
   > The book will be available mid-April of this year.
   > 
   > The book primarily describes Mach 2.5, although it is obviously
   > useful for anyone using 3.0 as well.  It is intended as a complete
   > introduciton to writing Mach programs.  There are many many program
   > examples in the book (including a 3,000+ line EMM example).
   > Page count is approximately 550 pages; cost is $46.25.
   > 
   > Since I really intend this message to be informative rather than
   > an advertisement, I'll stop here.  If you want more information,
   > let me know and I will send it to you.
   > 
   > Also, there have been some postings about a Prentice-Hall book
   > on Mach internals.  As far as I know, that book is not going to happen.
   > 
   > Joe Boykin

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